Clovis Fluted Point Replica, Paleoindian Spear Point

A long, lanceolate Clovis point with a gently concave base and a shallow flute, the channel left by removing a long flake from the base, running up the face. Overlapping flake scars cover the surface and the edges are finely retouched. Clovis points are the signature tool of the Clovis culture of North America, dated to roughly 13,000 years ago, and are named after finds near Clovis, New Mexico. They were hafted onto spears or darts and have been found with the remains of mammoth and other larg…

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